A little bit about us ...
Who we are
You might not have heard of more2life before, and that's okay, because you can’t buy directly from us - you need specialist equity release advice first.
Based in Preston and established in 2008, we have grown to be one of the largest equity release lenders in the UK. Working exclusively with qualified equity release advisers, we help those aged 55 and over to safely release the cash from their homes.
Based in Preston and established in 2008, we have grown to be one of the largest equity release lenders in the UK. Working exclusively with qualified equity release advisers, we help those aged 55 and over to safely release the cash from their homes.
You're in safe hands
All of our plans meet Equity Release Council standards, meaning that they come with a set of safeguards for your protection.
You can personalise your plan to guarantee an inheritance for loved ones, to include downsizing protection, and to make voluntary repayments to your loan without incurring early repayment charges, subject to criteria. All new more2life plans now also come with fixed ERCs.
You can personalise your plan to guarantee an inheritance for loved ones, to include downsizing protection, and to make voluntary repayments to your loan without incurring early repayment charges, subject to criteria. All new more2life plans now also come with fixed ERCs.
We're always here for you
If you do take out a lifetime mortgage with us, we don’t vanish once your loan completes. Our staff are always here to answer any questions you have.
If you wish to increase your lifetime mortgage, make a withdrawal from a drawdown facility, make repayments, or if you're moving home, our customer services team are always here to help.
If you wish to increase your lifetime mortgage, make a withdrawal from a drawdown facility, make repayments, or if you're moving home, our customer services team are always here to help.
A lifetime mortgage is a loan secured against your home. Equity release will reduce the value of your estate and may affect your entitlement to means-tested benefits.
Getting the right advice
To take out a lifetime mortgage, you first need to seek advice from a qualified equity release adviser, who will look at your options and tell you if it’s right for you or not. If you’re yet to find an equity release adviser, we can recommend contacting one of these specialist equity release advice firms: